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Dashboard
Your central hub for monitoring LLM usage, costs, and performance
The Dashboard is the first page you see after logging in. It provides a high-level overview of your project's LLM usage, costs, and performance at a glance.
Date Range
At the top of the page, you can toggle the date range for all dashboard metrics:
- 7 days — Last 7 days of data (default)
- 30 days — Last 30 days of data
- Custom — Pick a custom start and end date
Stat Cards
The dashboard displays eight metric cards in two rows:
Top Row
| Card | Description |
|---|---|
| Organization Credits | Your current available credit balance |
| Total Requests | Number of API requests in the selected period, with cache hit percentage |
| Total Cost | Total inference cost for the period, including storage costs |
| Total Savings | Savings from discounts during the selected period |
Bottom Row
| Card | Description |
|---|---|
| Input Tokens & Cost | Total prompt tokens sent and their associated cost |
| Output Tokens & Cost | Total completion tokens received and their associated cost |
| Cached Tokens & Cost | Tokens served from cache (if caching is enabled) and the cost saved |
| Most Used Model | The model with the highest request count, along with its provider |
Usage Overview Chart
Below the stat cards, a chart visualizes your usage over time. You can toggle between two views using the dropdown:
- Costs — Shows input, output, and cached input costs as a stacked area chart
- Requests — Shows request volume over time
The chart is filtered by the currently selected project.
Quick Actions
A sidebar panel provides shortcuts to common tasks:
- Manage API Keys — Go to the API Keys page
- Provider Keys — Configure your own provider keys
- View Activity — See detailed request logs
- Usage & Metrics — Dive into usage analytics
- Model Usage — View per-model usage breakdown
Header Actions
Two buttons in the top-right corner:
- Create API Key — Quickly create a new API key for your project
- Top Up Credits — Add credits to your organization balance
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